06 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
1
Printed by Alton Richmond McLeod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the offer of the Man Wa Express located on Maniila Street Manilla New South Wales.
Sehute Bell and Co report wool inquiry steady yet limited with no clear price gains. London sales show weakness due to quality. French efforts to stabilize the franc boost potential French competition. Continental demand aids London, and rising early shearings hint larger fleece weight while fine wool supply tightens. Rabbit skins fall modestly after London market dip, aided by American buyers. prices drop 1d to 2d per lb.
A drive to create baby health centres mirrors overseas efforts with municipal and government aid. Victoria and New South Wales maintain about sixty centres, largely funded by government, and a larger network could reduce infant mortality if local authorities and citizens assist, with setup starting via a meeting of local women and mayoral action.
A Pyrmont correspondent argues that Australia exports far more to South Africa than it imports, yet Canberra pursues hostile trade sentiment. He notes breadstuffs imports from Australia dominate South Africa and urges policy shift toward reciprocal trade and less protectionism to safeguard wheat and maize markets.
The committee would include four government representatives and a Municipal Council member. A local medical officer would be appointed with health department concurrence. Centers to be inspected by the Director of Maternal and Baby Welfare, nurses hold obstetric certificates, and post graduate training from Royal Welfare Society. Nurses assist mothers at home, admit sick babies, and encourage regular pre maternity attendance.
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